other clubs

The AWC periodically receives information about other clubs and groups located in and around Oslo. If you know of a group that might be of interest to AWC members and would like to share that information, please contact us.

Norway International Network

Launched in 2006 with the help of alumni from the University Of Oslo International Summer School (ISS) and other enthusiastic volunteers, NIN is now a thriving association with over 400 members and friends from all parts of the world.

What does NIN do?
We organise monthly seminars with exciting guest speakers who share useful insight into professional and cultural life in Norway. Our “Needs and Leads” sessions at meetings and online Web discussions provide a forum for sharing and learning from each other. And we organize a lot of social activities in and around Oslo. Our parties are always a big hit!

quoted from the Norway International Website, About Us

Petroleum Women's Club, Oslo

PWC, Oslo is open to women from all backgrounds and welcomes guests and visitors at its meetings on the third Tuesday of the month at Høvik Church Hall, Sandviksveien from 1000 - 1200. Meetings are free to members but the
Club makes a small charge for guests and visitors of 40 NOK.
For more information, go to www.pwc-oslo.com.
Or write:
Petroleum Women's Club, Oslo
Postboks 196
1322 HØVIK

AIPBW, Association of International Professional Business Women

The AIBPW is a nonprofit networking organization that unites, supports, and promotes the interests of international professional and business women in Norway. Meetings are monthly on the first Wednesday of the month, from September to June, normally at the Likestillingssenter in Oslo. Annual membership fee is NOK 500,- and you may attend 2 meetings per year as a guest. Contact Membership, Kerstin Bengtsson, tel. 95 89 22 18 for more information. For more information, have a look at their website: http://www.aipbw.no/.

MIT Club of Norway

MIT Clubs offer alumni worldwide a variety of activities, services, and volunteer opportunities. From social gatherings to MIT faculty lectures to family outings and plant tours, Club events encourage community interest in MIT while fostering members' personal and professional ties. Annual membership fee is NOK 350,-. For more information or to join check out their web site, http://alumweb.mit.edu/clubs/norway/.